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Truck overturned in ditch after collision with motorhome

24.04.2026 06:44 1 min 1 source
Nordlys NOR
Truck overturned in ditch after collision with motorhome
Original source: Nordlys

Friday morning on county road 862 in Kvaløya, a motorhome and a truck carrying soil collided head-on. The truck overturned into a ditch; both drivers were taken to hospital. The road was closed, speed was low, and no tire issues were reported.

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Truck overturned in ditch after collision with motorhome

24.04.2026 Nordlys NOR Original source

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